Doha, October 25 The State of Qatar hosted a Ukrainian delegation led by HE Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmytro Lubinets to address urgent humanitarian concerns arising from the Russia-Ukraine conflict. In the discussions with the Ukrainian delegation, HE Minister of State for International Cooperation Lolwah bint Rashid Al Khater reaffirmed Qatar's commitment to providing a neutral platform for humanitarian dialogue. Her Excellency emphasized Qatar's dedication to facilitating meaningful humanitarian engagement aimed at alleviating the hardships faced by civilians affected by the ongoing crisis. The discussions culminated in specific agreements to support those affected, including streamlined processes for the recovery of personal documents for displaced individuals and the exchange of lists of missing soldiers. In addition, letters from prisoners of war were shared, creating a vital communication channel for affected families and providing much-needed support for those impacted by the conflict. HE Al Khater expressed Qatar's appreciation for the constructive involvement of all parties in these discussions, reiterating Qatar's unwavering commitment to peaceful resolutions rooted in international law and humanitarian principles. Source: Qatar News Agency
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